@keeping_up_with_kori, THAT'S RIGHT MAMA!!!

No I'll have to try the nipple shields hopefully it helps cause I'm bout to say fuck it and bring her to class and if anyone has a problem they can teach her 😂 @tayek

Also most babies get pissed if their food is interrupted.

She just loves her mommy ❤❤❤ I promise it gets easier. Do you have nipple shields??? That might help her get used to the feel of a bottle's nipple. They're silicone and go over your own nipple while she nurses.

I know i was feeding her but only a little and then would swap to the bottle so it wasn't like she wasn't getting fed at all I gave her enough for her to latch then would switch @tayek but that didn't work only made her angry

@keeping_up_with_kori, I agree with @s_r_z_15

She can't just fast while you're gone but she also shouldn't fast while you're there.

I bought every brand of bottle and nipple to try and my moms tried feeding her but she's refusing no matter what @tayek & I have no other choice she has to drink from a bottle bc I'm going back to school so she can't just not eat while I'm gone @s_r_z_15

My daughter would not accept a bottle. We tried different brands, different sizes, different nipples. Nothing. Wouldn't take bottles. By 5 months we tried her on soft table food and a sippy and she took those. Maybe your LO just isn't a bottle baby?

Try different nipples types. She'll accept it more easily if it feels similar to what she's used to. It took a few different tries but my son takes the Avent Natural bottle or his ComoTomo. Usually from his dad. It took him a few weeks to accept a bottle from me. It may need to be someone else bottle feeding her, she's used to the breast from you. But please don't make her wait to eat, she's very young and that "4th trimester" is a trying time for babies and parents. 😔

Yea I already gave up and fed her but I'm going back to school in 2 weeks so she needs to learn how to drink I don't want the babysitter dealing with her not drinking and then just not feed her at all @tayek otherwise I wouldn't introduce her to drinking from a bottle

She's 2 months old!? Feed her, and then offer the bottle when she is more relaxed. She's probably going to be too upset otherwise. She needs to be comfortable to learn something new.